Local notices from The Acantha era note sales and visits
Cameras and supplies for sale at The Art Studio. C Richards, the courthouse contractor, returned from Havre. H Drake and family visiting in Butte. Miss Zay Carson back at Dillon normal school. Mrs Thus Smith improved after Hunter's Hot Springs visit. Hodgskiss family returned from Great Falls. The Pumpkin Show at Chateau begins next Tuesday. One thousand burnt leather postal cards with new designs. The Art Studio offers window glass for sale. Rev Lunde to conduct Lutheran services at East schoolhouse. Dr O A Kenck to be Augusta dentist in Oct. Town lots for sale in Choteau. Lost key ring at Acantha office. Five-room house for sale. Teacher wanted for district No.7 school. Father Phelan to hold services in Dupuyer and Shelby. Mrs. Elliott and daughter visiting Angus Bruce in town. Republicans in Belleview favor Geo F. Miller for county commissioner.
Shingles Sale and Studio Ads Plus Local Visits
Local ad notes shingles in Dupuyer with reasonable prices and a September offer of a free 16x20 bromide with every dozen $4.00 cabinets. The Art Studio promotes leather goods and small copper items. Nearby residents and visitors are mentioned, including Mrs Thelan and Mr McPhee headed to California, Belt families visiting Teton County Fair, and delegates to the Republican state convention in Helena. Ada Wilcox leaves Dupuyer for Dillon normal school. Dr. R G C Hill returns from Europe to resume practice in Great Falls.
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Ada Wilcox
Dupuyer
Teton County High School
Dillon
County warrants ready for delivery at county clerk's office
County warrants for the claims approved at the September meeting of the county commissioners are now ready for delivery at the county clerk's office. J. J. Morris and Virgil Thompson visited Great Falls earlier this week and returned Tuesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Morris
Virgil Thompson
Great Falls
County school opening sees first year class growth
Attendance reaches forty one in the opening week, far above last year totals. First year class lists twenty one students, the largest entering class to date. Schools receive praise for effort and spirit as track team members train for county fair events and exhibits. Graduation is expected to number about ten with better labs and library facilities aiding progress.
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County
Chateau
Teton County Fair Dates at Chateau in 1906
Notices announce the Teton county fair at Chateau on September 18, 19, 20 and 21, 1906. A hunting and fishing prohibition on ranch lands owned by the company is warned with intent to prosecute violators. Miss Nina Carey from Lenox Iowa arrives to teach at Stonehouse school starting Monday.
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Teton
Chateau
Houwrino
ST Cmpany
B&. Jacobs
Nina Carey
Lenox
Iowa
City
Stonehouse
Caray
Montana
J F La France Shoeing Shop in Chateau
Parties desiring well made horse shoes should visit J F La France in Chateau. He carries interfering never slip shoes racing plates Buckley and Derby pads and guarantees satisfaction. Call up phone 38.
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J. F. la France
Chateau
First Teton county fair prepares for winner display
Fair management reports stalls ready for animals corrals for roping contest will be completed tomorrow and track buildings cleared. A hopeful note claims a splendid county display and that everyone is coming to the fair. Witnesses from Dupuyer attended a contest hearing over Mrs Hawk ins desert-sand entry. the case was moved then amicably dismissed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County
Robert Ritchie
Robert Johnston
Geo. R. Carter
David A. Howe
Thos. Mauis
Dupuyer
Ritchie
Marion Hawkins
U. S
Magee
A.C. Warner
Notice to Hunters on Cascade Land Co Ranches
A notice from BF Corson superintendent of Cascade Land Co prohibits shooting on the company ranches with enforcement to protect property and safety.
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Cascade Land Co
BF. Corson
Naturalization Deadline Warns of Voter Eligibility
Citizens seeking U.S. naturalization to vote this year must appear in Chateau with witnesses on September 18 for opening court in the county. The new naturalization law takes effect September 28, requiring a 90 day pending period before any naturalization.
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United States
Chateau
Fair Book Errors Prompt Purses Fix at County Fair
A local notice reports an overseen error in the first thousand copies of The Fair Book by the Teton county fair commission. The Roping contest purse totals 100 with 75 to the winner and 25 to the second, and entry fee is corrected to 5 percent of the purse not 25 percent. The commission secretary handles the correction.
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Teton County
Real Estate Transfers Reported in County Clerk's Office
Real estate transfers for the week include Janes McVee and wife to Conrad Investment Company for southwest quarter section 12 township 28 north range 3 west for 1.00 dollars. Herman Fornfeist and wife to Henry N A Bremer for east half southeast quarter section 31 township 25 north range 4 west for 2550 dollars. J F Bjornstad to Nellie R Brown for lots 15 to 19 block 40 Harletts 2d adds tein to Choteau for 75 dollars.
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Janes McVee
Conrad Investiment Company
Herman Fornfeist
Henry N. A. Bremer
J.F. Bjornstad
Nellie R. Brown
Harlett
Thompson Named Ambassador to Mexico From Brazil Post
David E Thompson rises from railroad service to millionaire status and diplomacy. Born 1854 in Allisdale Michigan he worked from freight handler to railroad conductor and division superintendent before retiring to invest. Roosevelt named him minister to Brazil in 1902 and now ambassador to Mexico.
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David EE. Thompson
David E.thompson
Brazil
Mexico
Agency of Energy and Brains
Thompson
Allisdale
Mich
Lincoln
Neb
Burlington and Missouri Railroad
Burlington Road
Nebraska
William V. Allen
United States Senate
Roosevelt
Edwin N. Conger
Omaha
Mr. Thompson
A Typical Autocrat Bouligan’s Autocratic Plan Promulgated
Alexander Gregorovitch Bouligan resigned as minister of the Interior of Russia after a brief tenure. He advocated autocratic rule and drafted a plan for a national assembly that formed the basis of a recently adopted constitution, with notable modifications. Bouligan, born in 1856, graduated from the Imperial university.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Gregorovitch Bouligan
Interior
Russia
Bouligan
The
Imperial
Alexander G Bouligan and his Prisons Service in 19th Century Russia
Alexander G Bouligan of the College of Jurisprudence at St Petersburg held various magistrate roles. In 1879 he became inspector of prisons and used the office against political prisoners. He aided suspects to Siberia during the Durnovo ministry and became a close ally of Grand Duke Sergius who appointed him as assignant in Moscow.
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St. Petersburg
Siberia
Durnovo
Grand Duke
Sergius
Moscow
Boungan
Chicago Livestock Market Cattle Prices Slump. Sheep Steady
Chicago report shows cattle receipts at 94 000 with prices weaker by up to 15 cents and calves from 5.75 to 8.00. Cows and heifers range 1.50 to 5.10, stackers and feeders 2.50 to 4.35, western calves 3.50 to 5.35. Sheep receipts 20 000 steady with lambs 5.00 to 8.00 and sheep 23.75 to 5.10.
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Chicago
Advertised Letters for Chateau Post Office Week Ended Sept 10 1906
Remaining uncalled letters include Albert Young. addressee urged to call and pay one cent. C. H. Duar postmaster.
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Chateau
Young
Albert
Desert Land Final Proof Notice for Two Montana Claims
Notice announces Charles W. Burns of Lowry Montana filing to prove desert land claim No 47g for the NE1/4 Sec 20 Tp 21 N R 3 W and another desert land claim No 488 for the SW1/4 SW1/4 Sec 29 and more in Teton County. witnesses listed include Thomas L. Thompson Angus M. Rose and Burns. proceedings before A A Warner U S Commissioner at Choteau Montana on Sept 20. Mortada J M. Buntine my Register.
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Lowry
Teton
County
Montana
M.m
A. A. Warner
U.S
Hig
Oficuat Choteau
Choteau
Teton County
Atention
S Thomas L. Thompson
Angus M. Rose
Murdock
Charles W. Burns
Lorry
Mortada
J. M. BuntineaMy
Register
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Deering Binder
Deering
C. H. Connor
H. Drake
Butte
Zay Carson
Smith
Hunter's Hot Springs
Wm. Hodgskiss
Girt Wanren
BE. E. Leech
Edith Luther
Glen Luther
Bozeman
State Agricultural College
Lawrence Davis
Sheriff
McKenzie
Lunde
East School House
O. A. Kenck
Augusta
J. BE. Webb
Acantha
A. O. Longmuir
WantTep
Mont
Our Linpsetu
Phelan
Dupuferon
Shelby
Elliott
Prince Edwards’ Island
Angus Bruce
Eliot
Edmonton
Wm. Bruce
Belleview
Geo F. Miller
Philip Leveill
Belt
B. G. Trescott
Teton County Fair
C. E. Trescott
J.G. Bair
Helena
R. GC. Hill
Europe
J. A. Bothell
G. M. Coffey, Jr
Archie Leech
Missoula
Peter Eyraud
Farmington, Mont
James Persles
Dupuier
Hirshberg
Choteau, Montana
Safe Banking
Asdasus
David E. Thompson
Alexander G. Bouligan
Prop
Byron Carson
Lethbridge
H. R. Thomipson
London
Craves & Thompson, Choteau
Beaupre
G. L. Muzzy Lessee
Chicago Livestock Market
C. H. Duar, P. M
Department of the Interior
Mary A. Thompson
Hirao
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